Funeral service jobs in Texas
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Funeral service jobs in Texas are licensed by the Texas Funeral Service Commission, which issues a funeral director license, an embalmer license, or a dual license covering both. The way in is a provisional period of up to 24 consecutive months with 45 supervised cases, and four accredited programs prepare students for it, from San Antonio College to the Dallas Institute of Funeral Service.
Compassionate Administrative Assistant for Funeral Cemetery
Sales Manager (Funeral) - WEST TEXAS area
Funeral Home Sales Manager - Lead Growth & Partnerships
Part-Time Compassionate Funeral Guest Services Ambassador
Private Events Coordinator - Funerals, Memorials
Funeral Director
Funeral Director
Cemetery Administrator
Funeral Director
Licensed Funeral Director
Funeral Director
Funeral Director & Embalmer Part-Time
Funeral Director
Your Texas association is Texas Funeral Directors Association, listed with its counterparts across the country in the association directory.
About Funeral service jobs in Texas
Texas employs more embalmers than any other state, 680 in May 2025, and more funeral home managers, 1,230. One rung up is where the money moves: Texas managers made a median of $67,740, while the state's morticians made $46,630, below the national $55,010. As of today that means 13 live funeral service jobs in Texas. The largest share comes from Service Corporation International, C.T. Baker & Sons Funeral Home, and Carriage Services, and Houston, Abilene, and Amarillo have the most of them. Where pay is stated it runs $126k to $192k a year.